So how much is too much water? Experts suggest that a lawn needs no more than about 1-1.5 inches of water each week to keep ...

There are a variety of seed options now available for your lawn that never used to be available ten to fifteen years ago. Lawns in the USA take up more ...

Grass trimmers are designed to keep lawn edges looking neat, but only the best grass trimmers can tidy and trim hard-to-reach grass without hassle. We test both corded and cordless grass trimmers, and ...

The driver of a tractor-trailer hauling solar array batteries was taken to an area trauma center with injuries not considered life-threatening injuries after the vehicle rolled over on Interstate ...

The sunny weather is keeping our gardens looking vibrant and green, but if moss has made itself at home in your lawn, the grass might struggle to thrive. Moss is an odd plant that doesn't have roots, ...

When to fertilize your lawn depends largely on what type of grass is in your yard. The best time to fertilize any lawn is when the grass is actively growing. Most lawns benefit from being ...

As we welcome spring, green-fingered garden enthusiasts can bag a bargain on a cordless lawn mower that's reputed to cut grass 'beautifully'. Whether it's the inaugural trim of the year or just a ...

Regular cutting is viable from May to August, potentially weekly, to maintain the grass at an optimum level. In periods of intense heat, consider adjusting the mower higher to protect the lawn.

A mix of perennial ryegrass and fine fescue is good for western Oregon. This will make a lawn that is rugged, will tolerate some shade, requires medium to high fertility initially to look good and is ...

If your lawn is looking patchy or discoloured then using a dedicated grass feed can help it to grow thicker, greener and healthier, but if you have pets or young children that like to run around ...